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Halfway through the year again, where does the time go?  June was a little busier thanks to all of Phnom Penh being reassigned as a Yellow Zone (freedom of movement with restrictions) and curfews have been lifted.  Restaurants are now allowed to open for sit-in with much lower numbers of tables and people. Mark and Read Full Article

May was a quiet month; we all went into lock-down for approximately 3 weeks.  Covid soared during May to 24,000 people  considering the whole of 2020 we had just over 300 cases! Over here if you have Covid, you are taken to locations such as schools or hospitals to be quarantined. The officials decided to Read Full Article

Last month we reported that our son Adam had been admitted to the Royal Phnom Penh with what we thought was a kidney infection. It turned out that he had three abscesses in his liver.  He was operated on and a drain put into the biggest abscess.  The surgeon managed to drain the second one Read Full Article

We are going to start this newsletter by introducing our wonderful Operations Manager, Pich Sokheng.  She is such a blessing to us and our children.  We will say no more and let her tell it herself: My name is Sokheng I was born in a small village in Kampong Cham Province. I have five siblings Read Full Article

February is normally a month of getting back into a routine (same old, same old), broken resolutions already and cold wintery days (for us hot humid days). February for us started with having our Accounts audited and all the frustration that brings.  Trying to ensure we do everything the correct way in Cambodia and that Read Full Article